Aircraft cabin cleaning solutions can include:

• Isopropyl alcohol (IPA)

  Aircraft manufacturers recommend a 70% aqueous solution of IPA for high-touch surfaces. It should be applied with pre-moistened wipes or a single-use wetted cloth, and not sprayed in the cabin. 

   

• Hydrogen peroxide

  The effectiveness of hydrogen peroxide as a disinfectant depends on the concentration in the air and the exposure time. According to the FAA, 10 ppm (parts per million) of hydrogen peroxide can inactivate 99% of viruses on surfaces after 2.5 minutes of exposure. 

   

• Cabin cleaner concentrate

  A versatile cleaner that can be used on washable hard surfaces in the aircraft. It can be diluted before use and sprayed on the surface, then wiped clean. 

   

• Taski Sani 4 in 1 Plus Spray

  A 4-in-1 cleaner, disinfectant, deodorizer, and descaler. 

   

• Oven cleaner and degreaser

  A mild alkaline liquid that can be used to manually clean heavily soiled surfaces. 

   

• Avionics cleaner

  A non-flammable and alcohol-free cleaner for aviation screens and instruments. 

   

When cleaning aircraft cabins, it's important to consider the following:

• Carpets: Never shampoo, steam clean, or perform any other wet type cleaning on carpets. 

   

• Disinfectant wipes: Use disinfectant wipes to clean individual food trays. 

   

• Galley equipment: Sterilize pull-out drawers, flip-out tables, and the waste disposal compartment